Omaha daily bee., 1887-08-28
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MINOR MENTION.
N. Y. Plumbing Go.

N. Y. Plumbing Co.
Reiter, tailor. Fall goods cheap.
Jack Wltcher, a plain drunk last night
arrested.
Fosters drug store is having its front
Improved.
The city schools open one week from
{to-morrow.
The children of David Gray are suffer.
ing from scarlet fever.
The A. q. IL. excursion does not take
{place until next Sunday.
/ The board of supervisors of this county
meet on Monday, September 8.
u. II. Bawes was arrested last night
and booked as q drunk and vagrant
The union labor party hold conven-
tion in the city hall tomorrow night.
Machine oil, needles. embroidery silks,
publications. Domestic agency, 105 Main.
AT the driving park this afternoon the
M. u X. and the Glenwood nines cross
bats.
Fine coupes for ladies calling. VIM.
Lewis, telephone 1913. Office 410 Broad
way.
Architect Ward, of this city, has re-
ccived letters patent on an Improvement
IN drafting squares.
The fare over the Chicago, Burlington
& Quincy to the old settlers reunion for
the round trip will be $204.
M. u. Wells. late of this city, died yes
tcrday morning at Huron, ID. +. His
brother, AL. Wells, went to attend the
funeral
Harry Steip, who has been employed
at L0ine & Metzger's restaurant, is said
to have suddenly and mysteriously dis
| appeared from the city
The Indian creek nuisance cases will
come up before Judge Aylesworth to-
morrow afternoon. All the offenders
will be heard at that time.
Complaint is made that an inferior
|0uality of brick is being used in the
foundation OF the new fire department
building. on upper broadway.
GRAY Jim, the PAGER, formerly owned
4 by l.. Hoist, but now owned ny D. Carey,
took second money in the free for all at
KNOXVILLE. the time being 2:26i, 2.24, 2:2O.
All members of the Uniform Rank,
knights of Pythias, are requested to be
at the castle at 8 O'Clock this morning,
to make ready to attend church in q
body.
City Attorney Holmes and Judge Ay.
lesworth yesterday afternoon completed
| the index to the ordinances. In Il few
days the work will be ready for inspec-
ton,
The Ladies of the Baptist church believe
In cleanliness being next to Godline
and have thoroughly renovated their
sanctuary on First avenue, corner of
T Sixth street.
Special policemen are wanted to main
lain order at the lverton mission. There
|Are no great outbrcakings but much an.
noyance Is caused by mischievous fel.
lows with no bump of reverence.
The lawn party to be given lby Manawa
lodge, l. q. e. t., which was postponed
Thursday night, will be held Monday
will all be complete and an enjoyable
time is expected.
The change in the outlet of Lake Man
ava caused by the steamer G. +. Mayne
|crOwding out that way has caused the
water in the lake to fall several inches
The boat club and others are hurriedly
putting in gums and other material to
dam the water and prevent further low
ering.
The meetings conducted by the Seventh
Day Adventlsts IN the tent on Oakland
I tention to hold another series of meet
tnRs In another part of the city, but the
4 state conference of this denomination
/; wanted the tent for camp meeting pur-
4 poses, and SO this place was abandoned.
A number of Council Bluffs "best"
i citizens staid up all night last night for
the purpose of catching the first dummy
train to Omaha this morning. They all
\ "put up three hard iron dollars" for the
4 privilege of attending friendly meet
ing" OF question" up the river short
distance in squared circle this morn.
ing,
The Methodist conference meets in
Des Moines, September IA. This will
close the labors of Rev. DIR. McCreary as
pastor of Broadway Methodist church,
his term beng up. Council Bluffs needs
another Methodist church, and it would
be highly pleasing to the citizens gener-
ally II the conference would establish an.
other church and put DIR. McCreary in
as pastor He has strong hold on this
Ec0mmunIty, and would succeed as hardly
no other man could in building up new
church.